Knapp Made 7"x5" Chainmail Dishcloth - Stainless Steel Cast Iron Scrubber

Extremely durable and able to clean things as you desire.

OMG, it's amazing. Cleaned off 20 years of black, burnt grease in about 30 minutes with no soap. You do still have to scrub hard, but it worked awesome. One of the best products I've ever seen.

So far so good. Since is is thin and doesn't have a handle it is a bit harder to use. I would still buy more. The idea it also save us from wasting other cleaning tools is great. Would be easy to take camping too for my cast iron skillet.

This affordable scrubber makes cleaning cast iron so easy, and you just toss it in the dishwasher to get the grease out of the chainmail. It seems really well made and should last forever if you're like me and avoid wasteful disposable products. Not cheap and light like some. Highly recommend!

Does a great Job and is easy to clean ( Dishwasher safe) When wet ,the chainmail cloth is slippery. Takes some getting use to in order to apply pressure to remove heavily crusted on items.

Big fan. Bought this specifically for my cast iron and stainless steel pans. Does wonders on both. I’ve been a devoted steel wool user for years, but they felt so wasteful. Love the eco friendly element of this product. If it ever dies you can recycle it. Win- win. Bought this scrubber on a gamble and it paid off. To clean burn on food does take a little elbow grease, but once it starts to go it gets real easy. The texture makes me feel like medieval times, but in a fun way. Not uncomfortable to use at all. I’ve only had it a few weeks and it still looks new. Following the care instructions are easy and key. Very happy customer.

great cleaner without scratching cast iron pan. Smaller than expected.

We do a lot of cooking in cast iron and carbon steel skillets. I typically clean them with hot water and a stiff, nylon brush. It sometimes takes a minute to get crust off, but works. Looking to save time and water this brand of chain mail was often recommended. I chose this particular size because it sounded like it would work on many surfaces. That proved to be correct. I did remove the tag because I felt it would scratch surfaces. I still use hot water and a brush to remove sauces from the skillets. Once that gunk is gone this chain mail cleans them up nicely without removing the seasoning. I have used it on just about everything from plastic containers and utensils, stained stainless pots, dishware and flatware; it cleans nicely without scratching. With soapy water and a little effort it does remove baked-on debris. I am looking forward to trying it on some old baking dishes. Being slippery it does take a slightly different technique to use, but is not difficult. One thing I learned is to not drop it in a sink full of hot water - fishing around for it is difficult. :D Going forward I think a chain mail glove would suit me better and be faster, but this does work as advertised.

Did not receive the item in original package, it was opened and put in plastic bag, so not sure it was the advertised product.

i WOULD GIVE IT A TEN IF I COULD. CLEANS GLASS COOKTOPS LIKE MAGIC. PERFECT FOR CAST IRON PANS. CLEANS WITHOUT SCRATCHING AND WASHES OUT EASILY UNDER RUNNING WATER. I BOUGHT TWO MORE FOR MY SONS FOR CHRISTMAS. 316 GRADE STAINLESS STEEL IS FINEST AND STRONGEST RESTAURANT-QUALITY MATERIAL.

This dish cloth is a game changer. The outstanding aspect of this is that - it does as good a job as any other wire mesh cloth but leaves no marks, scratches on any vessel. Some of the damage the other wire brushes cause are invisible but over a period of time they end up damaging the surfaces of expensive cookware. Dont let the price of this product deter you - its worth every bit of it.

This cleaning tool is THE ONLY tool in my kitchen. I use it on cast iron, and everything else. We no longer buy scrub daddy or anything else. You can use it on almost anything, even glassware, just use a little less muscle. This product should be considered eco-friendly because if everyone used one, it would save a lot of plastic scrub daddys winding up in land fills. Worth ever dollar!

Exactly as described